Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 265, 9 November 1874, Page 4

Medical " '..J. 'ii> AVCrVSMSXISf , ' Debility, Lett of Power, '.1.. - • ■■ Spermatorrhea, -i - Itditeretiont of Ea/if Youth, SSpkUitk Diseases th. encases arising fiom errors and the yield- ' jink,* 1 to the passions, no time should be V!j_r *^ V""* »rest the progress of D B. L» L. S M I T H TXA£({ j^CT(^d himself for twenty years in JtX the oolony to o the practice of this branch of his profession, while previously, in EngiMD&b&ynf* . tho POpU of and practised with «heeeJejppte4Drß T Culverwell, the only meuKsr pnicationer who ever exclusively adopted this as the sole branch of his proDr^B'Skrraliereby informs the public fjuMJßm ! r*y?rßM ojtly uoixcr qoaumxb Tnorzaaoxi that others advertising are unquaHlVdyand tthat; therefore^ in pretending to ba qualified^ ere: obtaining money under falae pr^ences^.: Dr L LrfipoTP also warns the pnblio against the quackeri^.^brerdsed. If the taker of «£j3ftheje advertised nostrums esawa, ,?™^M' w^» or *& >7»tem be not tborougnry and' irreparably: undermined by them he may look upon himself as the most fortunate mortal. WL -E anirg has been applied to by so xotir^'onfor^una^ broken down young-old-men, utterly crashed hi spirit, ruined in body and filched in pocket, that he deems it a duttj^pqblish^thisto theworW. Vim .maaciand, women -who have been tiie victims of unprincipled, charlatans frequently seek that recovery which is often beyond Dr Smith's, coutroL When will the pablic understand that it 'is their interest to eooau^^ydnj^ medical, man, who has naide this his sole' study, rather .;than app^r to ft^anfber of ignorant impofters,' who mngf harp apd prey upoa their pockets and always stated that to warn the pablic of these quicksands is bis ehWraHf^fo^sdvertisiag. debility* lowness of f?^^W Dpwer, pimples on the forehead, lsjaMOQe t lnapatndj qusiness, impotency, '&f.*J«tea.i ao4 |he various. efte^pfT.^ozs ofl youth agd bloodpoisoning go^acted, Dr L L South invites sunejsra to ccflsnl^ bim, §s he baa^fhaahxtfon in staltuig that no medical maj^J*tt here or iv England, haa bad tha : ommniqe% of practice and extraordinary earj^mtt which he has had., Therefore those v^^mi°m^y> he treated by one who is at the heed of his profession in this branch cfJM^.pracOce should lose no thne,uj sessfinf his advice. Nor should aqyope The Nw.pposultfng Rooms are at 182 COLLIS BTRE&T EAST, Melboarne, SOppcdte the Melbourne Club;: (^W^cftrffte Governor), Private enrt .b|anc«4sln P|tephen.street south. Co^l^4TttoNFßß(byLettej) ... £1 lV* M i*. ;■ i ' ■ - Menlchies forwarded to all colonies, so packed as to avoid observation. Book* -published by the Dr. can be had on ■ppMetiehm^ybin.V '-"■ 1984 II ... .L FD3JB Ar EIGHTY-EIGHT VALLEf. SUBBC<tIPTION_J will be receiytd by the undetu^ntico draitlemeu in aid of; the neat L»>B-> suiiainSl by FI xB by Mr PAR|^gurf-:EJl|iHMgh|V4iey, vU. :-Mr. Rob», Utshty-eight Valley ; Mr. Mxabs, Mr. Pajittoh^ m& MR(E,i Hooraa^ Wakefield j the Be*. »:. Moos, Spring Grove; Rev. W. K^s^ihfcbmoodj liev,. Johr Spxab, Nelsao^;^J^d^t the office of the Evening Mail ' 2805 IJvO-TJBFENNT KXERCIBE BdOKS, J: Just Beoelred by ' BVXIfcAB*SON